Stair Styles
Find the stair that fits your home.
Start with the look — Traditional, Transitional, or Modern — then shape it: the configuration that fits your space, the wood series on the rail, and the iron pattern between the posts. Answer a few questions and we'll point you to yours.
- Est. 198739 yrs
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- Lehigh Valley
Three design styles. One that fits your home.
Everything we build speaks one of three design languages. Traditional leans on turned wood balusters, carved newels, and federal or colonial proportions. Transitional is the Lehigh Valley's most-requested update — wood and iron mixed on one rail. Modern strips the ornament out: square stock, clean lines, satin-black iron.
Style is the look. The three choices below — configuration, wood, and iron — are how you build it. (Curved, flared, and circular are stair shapes any of the three styles can take, not styles of their own.) Pick the language first, then choose the parts that carry it.
How you build the look
Three choices carry the style.
Configuration sets the shape of the stair. Wood series sets the turning on the rail. Iron pattern sets the metalwork between the posts. Most projects mix one of each — each has its own catalog below.
Geometry
15 stair configurations
Box, flared, curved, circular, L-shape, winder, pie-landing, mono-stringer, stair-tower. Pick the geometry that fits the home.
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Wood Series
11 wood turning families
Farmhouse, Hampton, Mission, Colonial, Bunker Hill, Georgia, Country, Ohio, Box Newels, Contemporary, Utah. Turned stock cut, fit, and finished in our Whitehall shop.
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Iron Patterns
11 iron baluster patterns
Twist, Basket, Ribbon, Gothic, Hammond Edge, Scroll, Round, Hammered Face, Contemporary, Mega, Balcony. Sourced pre-finished in satin black.
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Browse every profile we carry.
Two full product catalogs — wood and iron. Flip through the whole line, mark what you like, and bring it to your first call.
Ready when you are
Custom stairs and railings, built in Whitehall.
Custom stairs and railings, built by a family of Pennsylvania craftsmen for nearly forty years. We'll give you a realistic budget on the first call — not a teaser, not a pressure-close. Get in touch, or send a few photos.
Budget on the first call · (610) 443-2240 · Whitehall, PA
